A Summer’s Tale

A mathematics graduate and musician who spends the summer in Dinard. He is introspective and indecisive about relationships, juggling his on-again/off-again girlfriend Léna and other affections. His music becomes a way to process his feelings, culminating in a sea shanty inspired by local maritime stories.

A cheerful waitress with a PhD in ethnology who interviews Bretons in her spare time. She forms a close friendship with Gaspard and offers honest, sometimes challenging, guidance about love and commitment. Her research curiosity and kindness pull her into his dilemma as he flirts with multiple possibilities.

Gaspard's long-distance girlfriend who reappears with mixed signals. She is moody and distant, yet capable of rekindling interest, complicating Gaspard's choices. Her return triggers tension as he contemplates whether to pursue her or move on.

A sensual, confident woman who just came out of two short romances and invites Gaspard on a sailing trip. She shows interest in his music and becomes a tempting option, challenging his ability to commit. Her straightforward nature pushes him toward a more honest connection with Margot.

Owner of the boat that Solène borrows for the Ouessant trip and a backdrop for casual maritime life. He embodies the practical side of seafaring and family ties that surface in the story.

Solène's relative who appears in the family circle and anchors the local, close-knit coastal community atmosphere that frames the characters' conversations and plans.

A man in La Rochelle who offers Gaspard an irresistible deal on recording equipment, presenting a tempting escape from his relationship dilemmas.

A cousin figure mentioned as part of the cast, contributing to the social circle present in Dinard's summer scenes and local gatherings.

A street musician who appears in the bar scene, adding to the coastal town atmosphere and providing a live soundtrack backdrop to the characters' evenings.